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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
Retrencllnlent.

As will be noted in our report OF
the meeting of the School Board.
that body is making some cuts in
the salaries of teachers, etc.
1t may be that tho Board has
been improv,dens in the amount
paid heretofore, and that wages
here are iu advance of what. is
paid at o'her points, but the Board
should not forget this fact, that
there are few schools in Southern
;Ohio that stand so high in the odu-
.cational world as the Logan schools.
If this is true, it is duo very largely
to the management and excellent
corps of teachers employed. The
public schools Of this or no other
: town, can be run on wind. 1t takes
something solid and substantial ;
it takes brains and intelligence ;
ii calls for the highest character
and keen insight into human at.
fairs, and these requisites, it should
not be forgotten, are worth money
in this day and age.
Il is said there is no dearth of
teachers. This may be true, but
when you come to look for those
with whom you would trust your
children. and just ct the period
when the corner stone of character
is to be laid, the ranks will be
ttinned out. There are thousands
of wrecks that are swept away
each year by the tide of crime be-
cause at the critical time, they
lacked the strong hand and clear eye
of an intelligent teacher TO give
correct bearings. To clear up the
cutters, to purify the moral atmos-
pherc and TO give tone to the social
circles, will be en- easy ma; ter when
orr public schools arc allowed to
rise above tie level of pennr:ous
MSS and politics. The soul of the MI
ser will spring forth from IFS cramp
Ell habitation to revile such doctrine,
but the mind, to be bnoyed up by
knowledge of goodness and the eter-
nal truths of the Master, must not
be shut in by unsightly walls or
trigged out in the cheap spangles
of the junk shop.
If our schools need wedding out.
let it be done. Employ good teach
ers and pay them we'll for 1t. 1t
.silI be a gooG investment. 1t will
he light that will illumlne the fu
turs and save US from the dangers
that harassed us in the past.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
tie Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio,
for first partial settlement:
William Il Uuls, Guardian of the estate
of William stuart. an INIT ecile.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the I'd day OF July, 1887, at 10
o., loc a. M, or us soon thereafter as may
be convenient w. I, ACkER,
June 9-St Probate Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
Business Change.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween George & Jacob Fox has been dis
solved and the business hereafter Will be
in charge or George Fox alone All ac-
counts due the firm will be made to Geo :.
Fox, who will receipt for the same, and
make all settlement Of accounts relative to
the olu firm. GEO. FoN,
June 2-3w JACpB FUN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16

SENAToRI AL DELEGATES.
Benton-A j Mills.
Falls-J Shaw.
Falls, Gore PA j Burgess.
Logan, 1st W-Wm Waner; I'd
W-N j Doeble {; Sd W-Wash
Wyman 4lh W-Thos Glenn.
Good Hope-Albert Wears.
Green-J G Wolf.
Laurel-J G Krinn.
Marion-F P Bright.
Perry, Ist P-J A Cupp; 81 P
TT Arsteel.
Salt Creek-J c Butler.
Stare p Walker.
Ward, 1st P-J Z Short. Jas
Cummings, II L Shannon I'd Z
j z Clark.
Washington-John Hansel.
Coal for the School House.
The following are the bids for
furnishing coal to the School
House
Haydenvllle N. & NJ. Go. S1.60
|. d. KOntner 1.50
Port Alexander 1.65
The contract " as awarded to Mr..
kontner. .
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.
Democratic Primary Election hdN
71h 1887

eRton............-.. ........-.............
Gore Precinct....................
Logan-1st Ward ....................
% Ward...... ..............
Sd Ward.......... ...............
4th Ward.....................
Good Hope..................... ....
Green-1s, Precinct .................
I'd Precinct .................
hduIel ...-.......... ......... ............
~ 0dEiOH..... ..s.............. ...............
Perrv-1st Precinct..........
Sait Creek....x........ ..............-........
Otarr .......................... .......
Perry-2d Precinct.........
Ward-1st Precinct...................
Ward-2d Precinct. %. ....... ......
Washington...... ......................
TOTALS. . . ..........
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16

President Cleveland has re-
iufned 10 Washington, alter a
vacation among the m,uD;ains Of
.gew York.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16

Buttons, Clasps,
Collars, Cuffs, Hose,
Gloves. NoveIy Brai,is.
Rushing Silk Scarfs,
Vailing, Laces. s. avis,
Embroider'es, Parasols
ETA large assortment in all
Notions at lowe 1t prices.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16
CENTRAL COMMITTEEMEN.

CENTRAL COMMITTEEMEN.
Benton-B. Fl. Allen.
FaIls-W. Z. Engle.
Falls, Gore P-Isaac A. Wright
Logan: lst WI. W. Stracke
I'd Wv. p. Price; Sd W.
V. Raney; .4th W-Chas Inscho
Good Hope-Robt White.
Green-Chris Critics.
LAUREL w Smith.
Marion-J0hn Kistler.
Perry-1st P-Geo Johnston ;
2d P-J b Riason.
Salt Creek-Dan'l Karshner.
Star-A L O'Neill.
Ward. st P-John Skunk Cd
P-ThOs Williams.
Washington-CF F Brandt.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16

would call special full PLAIN AND
FANCY CASSIMERES, Also ready receive Wool Gard in
Rolls Card and Spin for Fulng Dressing
workmanke full stock of suitable for Far
Mechanics Merchants profession
sell cheap for cash or exchange for Wool.
May 26-3m JACOB E. TRITSCH.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-16

tOuHty, OBtO.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed sheriff of Hooking county, Ohio, by
virtue of an order of sale in partition issued
out of said Court iii the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as Sheriff of
said county, will, at the door Of the Court
House in Logan, on
Saturday, July 9th, A. d. 1887.
for sale at public auction, the folio wing
lands and teuements, sit uate IN Hooking
county, Ohio, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast
twelve Q2), range eighteen QSI, containing
forty one 4D acres more Or less.
Also
The northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section thirty five ISL, township
twelve (i2l, range eighteen US), excepting
acres more or less, commencing at the
southeast corner OF said tract, thence west
along the line TO the southwest corner OF
said tract; thence north TO the Pine road;
thence east along said road about five rods
to a certai Il white oak tree; thence south
to Pine creek; thence east along said creek
TO the mouth of Little Black Jack creek;
thence southeast along said creek to the
section line; thence south to the place of
beginning. III (
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand, one third in one
year and one third in two years, with inter-
est on deferred payments secured by mort
gage.
this .sth day Of June, A. d. iSsI; ,,
d. W. Wright, Deputy.
John Hansen, Atty for pin.
June 9, lSS7.-.5w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20
~

AZ ms residence. a,t uisht at half
pa-t eleven. Ch9rlrs ~ Dowrs. Of
congestion ot the lungs. Funeral
service viii be held at the housc III,
afternoon at 4o',,cs.
rhc death of Mr. Downs. -, sui.
deLiy, viii henturpri-c ,hpcN tl
all who know HIM Vest rlAy for,
noon he was ON thr street, in appn-
rcntly good health. Lpten tlr AFTER
noon, be Was taken MI with congrs-
ton of the lungs ana dicd at the
time mentioned Mr.. Downs was in
the prime of lite and we'll known.
For many years he was connected
with rlE ENAMINEH ia its carly day IS
and since then has been attending To
his property OF one of the oldest
fam. go Of the city, kind
hearted ecnial man, his early death
is to be deplored The sympathics o;
the city will be with his wlfe aud
family.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20
Personal.

lie Beaumo aud .dillcr Of the Cotton
Belt. left yesterday.
MIR. j G.. Wyatt, of Spu dcyiI.c. WAS
boo the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs W. :. llcwl have boon
made happy by tho advent OF "a pretty
boy baby
Mr. VIII A. l,h has gone 10 Mineral
~prngs Palo Pinto county, to pend
some weeks.
rrof. w. +. Black arrived iu the city
hist evening, and is II guest OF MIR and
Mrs. j. /. Moore.
Mr. Jno. Baker, who with hi. family
returned from GloIrosc Iast week, Is
at home quite -ick.
Col. W. II Winfield, trayehuo
auditor of the Cotton Belt road. wa-
in the city yesterday.
MIR. l. G.. l.. Wiebush Wa. very low
last night. He has long been sufferer
from - dangerous illnoss,
Mc. G, Van Bauthuytou the cole
bratcd tenor whose singing has before
this charmed Waco, j. iu iuc city.
Miss Jyulic o. Couuor OF IIMnni-
bal, is III the ii y on IA visit 90 Mr.. and
Mr.. NJ. H. Standiter ON South
Eleventh street,
Mis- Maggie +. Maltlbcrgor who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Mat.
t'c Shade, left Tor her home Mt = N
Antonio yesterday 10 the regret of
many friends and acquaintance here.
At the Lehman House j 4 Chf-
ton, city; II j Cawlicld, n n Cawdcld,
Texas, { /. Saunders, W +. j y Nc
MuI|cu, Jas l. Eg4n, W W Evans, city;
j i Nj chell, Bryan; Miss l. lIolhhold,
city; IL + Bruno, BRENNAN; Howard
ltigOy, W + Crcsap. city; W Amthor
McGrcgor; f Gusl,kc, Brcnham; joe
" estbrook, Cha, i Schscicr, Iorena
Messrs. j. llcrrin, OF ST. Louis
general superintendent II. G.. Elem
/ ing, sup 'riutcndcut of Texas lines
and John W. Dickcrson of Denison
assistant superintendent of the M,
/ souri, Pacific railroad came in last
night On special train from the
/ Outh. lney renamed over nighl
aud left going north iui- morning n
6 o'clock.
prol James Az nc.nt was thrice
/ NclComc caller at The ENAMINEi
sanctum last night lIcis fresh from
the splendid triumph, he has Atcl,
won in Bosqua aud Hamilton coun
/ tics for ant prohibition. Professor
Vincent prououuces BOsquc, Hamil-
ton and Comanche counties perfect )
/ SAFE.
At the New MrClcllaud II II
Wall, Waco; VIM Barra-, plttsburg.
j w Harris, Indiana: W 3 Weu-. ~
Louis Frank O Evans, Cramcr Sex
ton, Chas : Case, NV \ DIRK; l. {
| Goodncr, Cha- killmcr Galvc.rou. /
| Il Emery, Kansas City Missouri
/ l. lisker, New York civ
/ & G. Barber. Palestine; I {, Jones. 81
/ Louis. j { Phillips aud Ady, Mrs A i
Thompson, TcN4s. $ II jenkins. John
Brown, ~ Louis; i T. Jarrett, Alex
Jarrett, Valley MiIl-.ll ]. Tuyior, city
/ + q IlaI-ick, Falls county
At the Pacific; + > kerr, Cori-
cana; Chas + Schau.c, Chicago; Vol
ney Hall, Marshall; W VI Mcclellan,
! Dallas. j Il MacLey Luling. Hugo
| Sachs Galveston; Ike irwin, Chicago
/ Il MackviDlc, kqusa. CitE Z j Whit
akcr, Mrs Alexander Marlin. j G
Buckncr Ciuciuuatl; n II Winfield
rcN4rkaue. j G. SARGENT h ) Menord
/ st Louis; Ed LrCMirr, Chicago; & "
/ Perrin. ONO; T. T. 'cni.r'd ~ Louis
a : Bu,by Galveston u Poe, City
WIN lpnyi-. CumH -prugs;C l. Gin
ochia, Fort Worth: m' Blum New
/ York f. N Itcyul lis. ~ Louis. W =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20
BULLS SARSAPARlL.LA.


N = l. I -
0ee'e'es f'e tie ans acts IKE a fie- q,
cleanse Impurities cf the boot c, p,
rsg"art m rs acton or suspensions
OF rs functions. tie bic poiso7s the toof
causing ydu7tce. SdH0w c0r'Dietj3r. weak
eyes. bWoUs darr9md LirqUiJ wenry
'eeh79, and many other distressing s,ro-
'omS generally termed htcr troubles These
are reneged at once B., the use Of BULL
SH6SAPA6iLLf the great blood RESIDENT
pN JOINS Rr ~ have been ior g. number II
N'sN.fr' afflicted ~ ithH 9Th, rcur.ni hcndnrho
y, IH.. utnNN vain $40 my liver. Ihrrc bottles
thHu all TIE others romhiuti
. H. OWENS. Louisville. XIV.
TYR. JOINS lrlt-l have examined the rrr.
wtIu.n ~ o." irpNrstou ~ Ia JuuS Uri "a
SAhNAfAHiit a, and believe thC continuation t,
=. .a.s lrn. one. aud we'll calculated tn t-o.
uuye ~ slittANN' impression ou the stpm
have ussd It both in Public aud priv,t, rfn"t,.,
Ahl 'h'ns u tle best ar .c.coi ~trsapar lain use,
III ~ LIS VI ~. loui-Sillc. ~
hcs. Phys. ~ Lou, Marine Iuar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20
RcnI I..Intn ,Trnnslrr..

Rcpor'cd by ". A CnssiIuy. rem estate
agent
J aud 5 Mathl- 10 s. % Abbr ltI
acres SO " lrsl."r. ana acrcs icorge
rretu surveys !rs. NH
A MCMahRn % ~ , Edriu.fOu
l-l acres ~ silva survey, Hog ctc,A SOS DO
h Darlington ctaL v - Ewing,
lli acres ~ SILVA survey obs. DE-.
vs. " Erath 90 Trays / you.s. 9I
acres John llubeIu survey lOpt Uu
q Webb to Z 4 amt rHrIo. ~
Rrr,, hu,.- Is Guuey Tract, Chambers
grant lDII Uu
Jlsani Nlll'co to DW Chimney
10 acres G,llndo grant Nlucr- creek %, 90
Total ... sr-A 70
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|a-I.' appetite. font qr1xirG fcsf75
az rtof ne stomach hed-'6Ur1. rI7diq the
stomach ta1 breath. bl3iGsteM tie mouth.
10" SPIRITS. general p'osrGfoN Tterf is
No form of6iSeGse more pfc,Gie7fttd7 u.s.
pepsd. and II car ~ oil cases 81 traced 70
an enfeebied or poisoned co7ci,io OF the
bIood Bull S SA9SAPA6ALAby cleansing
o75 purifying the bioo8 tones 10 The 8,ges-
t1e organs. and rehcf is obtui7sj al once
Pr loUS Brtt-t have mo- ucsluiion iu saying
thN hrNcN" Nuur ~Nhe.rArttiA a. Doe the hest
n'iuHnt mNuu'aO turvI tut the cutN o. SctoiulA
tNlh.Ie. Uud many other cut,uruus AMI giautu
lar i'"rN"us having used twin entire sdcc,.s
IT. numbers ~ the above cAsce
JAMES MuOUE. oui,viiie t.y
DR J1uS Trtt - / procured one bottle OF
Ittls tUsAr'lit f'rmt edes1slu. Among
The remedies and various y+rscrictUus that he
has t",d ~ Weak lung. and c1vrt an, one hottie
las lrHu ~ more benefit co. llru th-s all. u laa
cured mc 20 dyspepsia rs we'll
join a, MDOLsc. hcSss "a q, ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

Castle n Morrison, wholcsal. srd
retail druggists OF Waco. r.xas SOW.
We have been selling DR.. KINGS Ncy
Discovery, l. ectric Bitter, and Buck.
lens Arnlca Salve for four years
Have never handled remedies trat
sell a. well or give sucn universal
satisfaction. There have boon soma
wonderful cures effected b., theso
medicines in this city. Several rases
of pronounced consumption havo
been entirely cured by Use of a frv
bottles of Or. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Eloctric
Bittcr-. We guarantee them always.
sold by Cas- lc " Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

It is surprising how cheap teas "rC
at the grocery house OF Joe 5. Thomp'
son, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. Gunpowdsr or Japan, at q
cents; Japan Oolong, ID cents; japan
Niobs, at % cents; very fine mixed
tor iced tea % cent, The prices are
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20
ny PROHIBITION STORY.

CoKsICANA, Ten, July 49, Now,
Atlanta Nrc closed, aud many ARE
wide open In the heat Of the cry
they are more common than in the
suburUs. The kimball House, where
more people cougrcgate by far than
any other pace, has her bar with her
several attendants TO servo tho pub.
lic l',acardgd on the walls I'm lnrge
letters. reads, Lemonade, Rico Beer.
Domestic Wine aud Grape MIX. /
did not take but one drink while in
Atlanta, which was in another prom
Uncut place, and i'm company with
Fins lIaiman, president OF the South
crn Agricultural Works at that place.
lie called for MoNic aud ! for long
toddy. We both drank ont of the
same bOttle-minc was whisky. At
this time, n man stepped in with ~
small bH,kct, something like 10 car
~ his dinner in, placed the basket on
the counter with his dollar. the has
ket was taken down under the coun-
ter, and returned with quart bo,tla
N u paper sack. don't say there was
any whl,key IA thi, bottle or not /
don't know, but the dollar was left
The bottle cou'd have been empty.
or iillod with water
was there the 9th, 1th and Sth
instant. weather very warm Lemon
AIDES al Know are cool, q shook-up
drink, and 80 easily spiked with
whisky while shaking, The facts are
some hing of uog-tali. The traOic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

At"l-2, 5,S l-3, aud 10 cents TINT
have no equal in the city for the
money. Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

vent clothing, gents furnishing
1us, cents hats and shoes, come
eer the head of scasonablc goods
luce and all purchasers of the
.nweek have received more than
s sa money worth, all special
s'es remain, come at once and get
: sIVantage of a selection from a
"p'ete stock. sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

surprising for the qualities OF the teas,
surprising anytime of Che kind ever
before offered.
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MILLINERY

We have cut prices IN half tn re-
duce stock before leaving for the
cast
Cor Fifth and Franklin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

Dicb Green " Go hnte tuo bran
new call carr.Hgr,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

Is. Al .iWlc ~ Go. wlil sol. you
groccr,. at rock bottom prices, and
deliver them promptly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

ready made suits arc bcing offered by
Ms at very low prices, rs We must
close cut az spring aud summer
Goods sanger Brothers.
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JOIN y. GIiisnN.
The IorsieHnH Friend Of cot. u. q
'nlls, Returns From Atlanta, Ln.,
aud IHits ABOUT IsronthIuor

me trfH'h h" Fithu Of col. ". q
wis, Returns From Atlanta, tn..
aud Inlt,s About Irohtbiuou.
We ar glal TO welcome our old
friend John =. Gibson back from
Atlanta, Ca. aud other southern
cities.
A great many will doubles, re-
member that John :. saI he would
send back the iacj> of Atlanta. After
having been gone several weeks aud
no statements appearing in the Cou-
rier, signed by leading business men
of a tlanta, showing that prohibition
L. u delusion, tina Cor.lCana ants
became discouraged, but they con
solcd themselves with the thought
that John ;. wa, too busy to write.
tie would soon return aud make a
verbal report
lie has returned, and what does he
say; He says Just what Nh honest
and truthful man, such ~ John :.
Gibson l.. would be bound to Say I'M
les he kept MS mouth shut lie says
prohibition prohibits in Atlanta a,
much a, any other law does. 1nat
the merchants do Il rushing bu-,ug b.,
and Atlanta IS ons boom.
Let it not be forgotten that j Glib
son Is one OF the strongest ANTS iu
COrsicaua; that he Is ~ per ma trirud
ana ardent ndmircr of Col. X - Mills.
thai the journal OF Monday, July u.
maIo the sH'uo statement that we now
make that up to the date Of writing
The cGuc,day) the Couri,r has MOI
coutrudicjed it, and has not even mcn.
toned the 2. turn OF John :. WHAT h
the conclusion! Evidently. that pro
mbihou prohibits and that b. helps
business. II that is 80. what reason
under the sun can any farmer orbu-l
ues, mau give for vot ny agaiu-, it,
Corsicana Democrat, July d.
CoRSloANA, July l@-lhc facts
mentioned in above eXtractWcrc stat
ed ia the Evening journal Monday
July II, soon after John =. Gibson
returned to Corsicana I % to this
date Friday, july 49, They have not
been coutradictcd bl the Cor,icana
Courier, the leading anti paper east
of Waco. Although the evidence fur.
nished by tho Al anita Constitution
and leading merchants and bankers
in y tlauta is better than Mr.. Gibson r.
l- H. The most COuVluCiu4 10 the
average ami, II j. settled lhcn that
| prohibition does prohibit ~ Atlanta
II SO, why -hould itnoti in Texas cur
laws are a. efficient aud IS wcllHdmu.
istcred ~ the laws OF Georgia. More
over. ~ under prohibition business
ilourlshcs, u town gets "A boom and
tsNaulc yalu e increase why should not
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

Morris Cn-carinc i.U certain cur
tor dyspepsia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-20

Table linens, r.rim-, bei -prcad
and mca curtains nj hat price thi
week ~ Levine Bros.
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KIDNEYS

Are TIE great secretory organs Of
the 5o5y into and through the
hd1eys dOH the waste duids con
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]. NlCIlOLSON'S
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-12-08
Processes of Burglars.

Burglary is not usually classed among
mechanical trades, but it is neverthe-
less an 'industry'' in Its peculiar way,
and very numerously followed in cities
and large towns. Some one-a safe
manufacturer, we believe--has been at
the pains OF compiling summary Of
the processes which burglars employ
in the present advanced state of the
art. They are said to be: 1. The
driving of wedges into door-jambs, by
which the tenon is forced out Of the
packed groove, and explosives inserted
around and into the ,rabbet or stepped
flange. 2. The application of the
drill on material represented as drill
proof metal (P. 8. The application
of the Harris stripper, in peeling plates
from their rivet and machine screw
fastenings. A. The application of the
Burton pulling wrench, by which lock
and bolt spindles are drawn out OF
doors. 5. The application of the
Mason ripper, a late and ingenious im-
plement of burglary, used on safes or
vaults with iron surfaces. 6. The ap-
plication of the powder pump in fore
ing explosives around the jambs OF
safe doors and into crevices created by
wedging and in the use of jackscrews.
z. The explosion of dynamite on the
surface of the door, by which the bolts
and bolt frame are sdislodged by con-
cussion. Boston Budget. a
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-12-08

yoyous at heart as a summer day
A assie stands by the meadow way,
AND looks at face that is very dear,
And wonders in words that know nothing of
fear sse,
= saWill you be true, lover will you be true!
viii you love me as Hove you!
Will love grow stronger as years roll on,
And be truest when youth and beauty have
1 swill yeu be true, loves viii you be truer'
Joyeus at heart on their wedding morn
Husband and wife walk home through the corn.
And each seems to hear the old time song
4 AS hand in hand, they wander along:
s<Will you be true, love? will you be truei
e VIII you love me as love your
viii love grow stronger as years roll on,
And be truest when youth and beauty have
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viii you. be true, love' will you be trues"
: Joyous at heart when their hair is gray,
Husband and wife together stray
And hand clasps hand as they pass along,
And the heart Of each is glad with song:
!, - ',You have been true, lovei you have been
true!
Loving me well as have loved YOU!
And time and change, and good and i'll
Have linked US closer and closer still
Hearts ever true, love. hearts ever true. .,
George HeatherEy.